Wichita eagle., 1887-03-01
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William II. Milken VS. Thos. 81. Lynch ct
al, Judgment for plaintiff for lot IS, and
judgement defendant for r.
N. A. English vs. Mathew PARROT, dis
missed at cost of plaintiff
]. C. Hopkins VS. Marian NJ. Williams,
judgement for plaintiff
j. c. Hopkins vs. Carrie Brown ct al,
judgement for defendant.
Benjamin Clifford VS. John Cooing.on ct al,
judgement for defendant.
n. A. English VS. Richard Howe,ls, judge
ment for plaintiff
John Hughes VS. David Chamberlain ct a,
judgement for plaintiff.
Same VS. Isabella Smith; dismissed.
Same vs B. d. Hammond ct al: judy ment
for plaintiff.
Edward Long VS. Chas. "A. Switzler; dis
missed
William E. Rock VS. Mary A. schatner;
judgment for defendant.
Same VS. Jas. Morse; judgment for def end
ant.
P J. Thistlewood vs. John and Clara
Hughes and L. D. Skinner; to compel de-
livery of deed to lot So and part of 30 Main
street, Greiffenstesn's addition. tried, argued
and submitted.
B. H. Campbell & Co. VS. John Betz; judg-
ment for $3.50 for plaintiff.
PROBATE COURT.
Marriage license was yesterday issued to
Jacob Diefenbach Of Wichita and Anna
Bire of Newton
Bridget hurry was appointed guardian of
William hurry, insane.
An order was issued to sell land in the
Maddux minors estate.
Thomas H. Mead was appointed guardian
of the minor heirs of Elijah Wilson.
Catherine Carroll was appointed guardian
of the Carroll minors.
Jas. Wilson was appointed guardian of the
Wilson minor heir.
Petition fled to sell land in the Upton
estate.
JUSTICE COUET.
Civil business occupied the attention yes
terday of Justice Walker.
At Justice Barrett's two civil cases were
continued, a warrant insued for q party
wanted for committing an assault, and one
j Ohm Doe had his case continued over until
tomorrow.
POLICE COURT.
Yesterday morning was busy one in the
Hotel de Cooler, it like the other public
houses of the city was crowded.
The first name upon the register was john
Smith whom officer Dan Parks had found
considerably used up wandering around the
streets. His nights lodging cost him So and
the incidentals 81, but John only had 81.
This he paid and was allowed to proceed up
on his way.
James Haverly, on account OF the crowded
condition of the hotels, had to bunk in the
gutter. He was picked up by kind hearted
Officer Joe Stewart and given blanket on
the floor in Smiths room. James expressed
himself as we'll satisfied with the accommo-
dation, but, owing to the depressed condi-
ton of the corn and malt market, in which
he had invested largely, he was rather short
and asked for time in which to rustic his bill
Business was done, however, on the cash
basis, and Jimmy now mourns in his room
with his baggage, a collar button and tooth
pick. is in possession of the landlord.
j. A. Brandon fell in among the hallelujah
gang at Hacker & Jackson's chapel. and
wanted to tell his experience, but experience
was not needed just at the time as Captain
Jack was trying to do some singing. He In
sisted in talking and the captain was equally
persistent in his course. Officer Lilly
came around and invited Brandon down
stairs When On the ground he wanted to
fight, and wanted it bad He fell down and
got up several tines with the assistance Of
the officers, and was finally registered at the
hotel. His money was all gone and his call
ers viii please send their card by the bell
boy to No. 4.
John Ogle, John Keenan, and Pat Corwin,
of Vagvili, were also guests.
Mary Norres might have been there too
but she sent her name and covered it with
an Y, by Jap Marlatte and so did not APP
pear in the morning. 1t may be said, how
ever, to Mary credit, that her name was
the only one upon the register marked paid.
Richard Roe was reported to be a bold,
bad man, who was seen hourishing 81 If
this had been proved on Rich 1t would have
gone hard with him. for fire arms are not
allowed in Il possession of quests The ev-
idence " Is a uttle weak and so he was not
held for the offence.
Business has throughout the whole month,
been good, the receipts amounting to 81
1855.